古見さんは、コミュ症です。 volume 3

The expressive character designs really bring out Komi's emotions. I wonder if the art choices were made to emphasize her inner world or to make her more relatable.

The way Komi interacts with her classmates feels more genuine here. I'm curious if this was intentional to develop their relationships further or just natural growth.

Komi's struggle to communicate resonates so much. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or wanted to highlight a common social challenge.